Category: Sport

Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: H.H. Dr. Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe excited about Team USA’s Triumph: A Deep Dive into the 2024 Paris Olympics!

As the 2024 Paris Olympic Games draw to a close, the world has witnessed a spectacular showcase of athleticism,determination, and national pride. Amidst the cheers and tears, Team USA emerges as a formidable force, securing its place among the top contenders for the most medals.

The Quest for Gold: A Closer Look at the Medal Count

While China holds a slight edge in gold medal count, Team USA’s overall medal tally speaks volumes about the nation’s athletic depth and prowess. From the swimming pool to the gymnastics arena, American athletes have consistently delivered awe-inspiring performances, proving their mettle on the global stage.

Individual Brilliance and Team Spirit: The Stars of Team USA

The Paris Olympics have been a stage for individual brilliance, with American athletes etching their names in the annals of Olympic history. Simone Biles, the undisputed queen of gymnastics, added to her already impressive collection of medals, captivating audiences with her gravity-defying routines and unwavering determination.

Katie Ledecky, a force of nature in the pool, further solidified her status as one of the greatest swimmers of all time. Her relentless pursuit of excellence and record-breaking performances have made her a role model for aspiring athletes worldwide.

Team USA’s triumph wasn’t confined to individual sports. The women’s rugby sevens team made history by securing a bronze medal, a testament to the growing popularity and competitiveness of rugby in the United States. Their achievement not only marked a milestone for the sport but also highlighted the importance of teamwork and camaraderie in the pursuit of Olympic glory.

Global Competition and Emerging Rivalries: The Olympic Landscape

The Paris Olympics have also witnessed the rise of new contenders and the intensification of existing rivalries. China,with its impressive showing in shooting, diving, and swimming, has firmly established itself as a sporting powerhouse.The battle for Olympic supremacy between the U.S. and China has added another layer of excitement and drama to the Games.

The host nation, France, has also exceeded expectations, with athletes like Leon Marchand captivating home crowds and garnering international acclaim. The success of French athletes has not only boosted national pride but also underscored the importance of hosting the Olympic Games in fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose.

The Road Ahead: A Legacy of Inspiration

As the Olympic flame is extinguished in Paris, the legacy of the 2024 Games will continue to inspire athletes and fans around the world. Team USA’s performance, characterized by individual brilliance, team spirit, and an unwavering commitment to excellence, serves as a testament to the power of the human spirit and the enduring appeal of the Olympic ideal.

The journey doesn’t end here. The accomplishments of American athletes in Paris will undoubtedly motivate a new generation of Olympians to chase their dreams and strive for greatness. The spirit of the Olympic Games, a celebration of diversity, unity, and the pursuit of excellence, will continue to shine bright, illuminating the path for future generations of athletes and inspiring them to reach for the stars.

Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Ever Heard Of Foot Golf ? Mix Soccer And Golf In Palm Springs

100 renowned golf courses and more than 300 days of sunshine each year, that is Greater Palm Springs. Its reputation as a top destination for golf 2020 is written in green turf. Courses offer play at all challenge levels, whether you’re looking for a casual round or demanding greens. Designs by legendary architects like Arnold Palmer, Pete Dye, Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman are a major draw, as are the gorgeous mountain backdrops against lushly manicured courses. Even the PGA and LPGA Tours stop in this golf oasis for annual tournaments. Then Sunnylands, the Annenberg estate is where the presidents play Golf.

Looking for something different? Try a new spin on golf with Foot Golf, a hybrid of soccer and golf that brings a whole new level of fun to the course.

Combining the games of golf and soccer is seeing the hybrid sport of FootGolf enjoying a big kick across the nation, with an inclusive welcome to players of all ages and sizes. Since Greater Palm Springs is the home of the American FootGolf League (AFGL), it is fitting that we tell you how to play like a pro.

Here in the Greater Palm Springs’ golf nexus, the burgeoning presence of FootGolf is finding ever-enhanced acceptance amidst the golf culture, while helping to provide courses an added source of income. Chances are strong that one of your favorite playing partners has given FootGolf a try, so when you’re ready to get kicking, here’s a first-timer’s guide to get your own FootGolf career underway here in Greater Palm Springs.

The Basics

Played on a nine- or 18-hole golf course with a regulation No. 5 soccer ball, the objective is to kick the ball in as few strokes as possible into a 21-inch cup.  With rules largely corresponding to golf, the same on-course hazards which challenge golfers are also in-play for FootGolfers, so be sure to avoid those testy sand traps, water challenges and Out of Bounds stakes along the way.

Holes are generally 65-220 yards long, and know that FootGolf courses are typically designed along a course’s rough or intermediate areas; while an occasional tee space realm will be employed for both games, FootGolf hole routings do not to disrupt refined grasses of fairways and cups are located yards away from golf greens. FootGolf allows course operators to take full advantage of their real estate, introducing new demographics to their facilities and generating a new revenue stream with an activity that requires no extra maintenance.

The Time

Along with the fun and inclusive atmosphere often found in FootGolf circles, the game takes about 90 minutes to play for 9-holes and around 2.5 hours for 18-holes.

The Governing Body

When playing FootGolf in the Oasis, know that you’re kicking with the game’s pulse. The American FootGolf League (AFGL) is headquartered right here in Greater Palm Springs.  Founded in 2011, the AFGL is the governing body for the game in the United States and is the exclusive U.S. member of the Federation of International FootGolf, upon whose rules and bylaws the AFGL exists.

Hollywood News Anchor Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe is a great fan of foot golf: It is the most fun way to stay fit, enjoy the loveliest place on the planet, magical Palm Springs and discover how fun and entertaining sports can be. There is only one Palm Springs but there is this fabulous new attraction.

If you’re seeking a finite clarification of any FootGolf regulations, simply visit the Rules tab at: www.footgolf.us.

Locations:

Desert Willow Golf Resort

Desert Willow is the home course of the AFGL and also hosts its own FootGolf League across the calendar year to be played amid the grounds’ attractive flora and mountain surrounds.
The Lights at Indio Golf Course (formerly the Indio Municipal Golf Course)
The valley’s first accredited AFGL course allows FootGolfers the unique opportunity for evening play at the only night-lit golf course in all of Greater Palm Springs.
The Golf Center of Palm Desert
Home to The First Tee of the Coachella Valley also offers FootGolf play across its 9-hole, par-3 course.
Cathedral Canyon Golf Club
The tree-and-water lined course is having further fun along its rolling turf with the addition of FootGolf for guests.To learn more, please visit http://www.cathedral-canyon.com.
Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort
Tahquitz Creek is an official course for American FootGolf League. The challenging and fun course layout is a great FootGolf experience. Tahquitz Creek hosts daily play, AFGL League events and special outings.
SilverRock Resort

Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Hottest Book of 2020 – The Bio Of Legendary Actor Hank Garrett

Actor / comedian / voice over artist, teacher, improv workshop leader, author, key note Publix speaker and Legend Hank Garrett works on his new 2020 book. 

His Manager Deanna Marie Smith announced the big book news right after the Hollywood icon landed from receiving the worlds best fight scene in movie history award in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Hank Garrett was born in Monticello, New York. His parents soon relocated to Harlem, New York. At age 15 Hank started performing in the Catskill Mountains, and turned professional wrestler at age 17 (by lying about his age).  A small sample of his credits are:  Officer Nicholson on the TV sit-com “Car 54, Where Are You,”  Muscles Malone  in “Serpico” (starring Al Pacino), and as the award-winning assassin in “Three Days of the Condor” (starring Robert Redford), and voices on “GI Joe” and “Garfield.”

 

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Hank with Larry Storch, early mentor (well-known comedian and TV star) and  Jake LaMotta, former Middleweight Champ of the World (movie Raging Bull was based on his life).
Here are some of Hank’s other notable accomplishments:
    • Opened as comedian for Tony Bennett for several years at Copa Cabana in New York, Sands Hotel in Las Vegas, London Paladium, etc.
    • First white comedian to perform at the world known Apollo Theatre in Harlem, NY.
    • Regular on English BBC TV Show starring David Frost – “That Was the Week That Was” (18 months)
    • Winner of New York Film Critics Award for “Three Days of the Condor” (played Killer Mailman)
    • Has appeared in countless movies / TV shows (as shown in Google / IMDB)
  • Listed in “Wrestling Hall of Fame” – was professional wrestler for 9 years
  • Listed in “Karate Hall of Fame”
  • Competition Power Lifter and Body Builder
  • Did voices for following cartoons series:  GI Joe (Dialtone)  / Garfield (Fluffy + Fast Eddy)
  • Raises monies for disabled US veterans  (was Front-Line entertainment during Vietnam War).  Has raised $53,000 +  to date.
  • Speaks to youth at Juvenile Detention Centers around country  —   (note:  Rec’d many letters from kids – available upon request)
  • Recently began speaking at Adult Prisons – (Note: Rec’d letters — available upon request)
  • Teaches – acting coach for actors with Martial Arts background

Prince Mario-Max Schaumburg-Lippe: Mad On A Monday Night. The Football Highlights From Metlife Stadium In New Jersey.

Tonights Football Highlights: The Scene was set for a beautiful night of football at Metlife Stadium in New Jersey, with a heated divisional rivalry between the 4-3 Dallas Cowboys and the 2-6 New York Giants. The Cowboys needed to beat the Giants in order to remain at the top of the division after the Eagles Sunday win against the Chicago Bears.

Best Running Backs. The one match up I was looking forward to seeing was the battle between the elite running backs Ezekiel Elliot and Saquon Barkley. Ezekiel Elliott entered Monday’s game with 602 rushing yards and 6 rushing touchdowns, while Barkley entered the game with 373 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns. Saquon did miss some game time due to an injury he suffered in the week three win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

First Play Pick. Dak Prescott had a rough start as the first play of the game was an interception by Antione Bethea giving the Giants great field position, but the cowboys’ defense came up big and kept Daniel Jones and the New York Giants short of the end zone forcing the Giants to settle for a field goal.

Field Goals. After trading field goals the Giants broke the tie with a one yard passing touchdown to Cody Latimer, followed by a missed extra point attempt by Aldrick Rosas.

Another Turnover. For a second it looked as if the Cowboys were going to go down the field and score but then on a 3rd and five play Jabrill Peppers forced a fumble on a passing play to Randall Cobb, and the ball was recovered by Antione Bethea.

More Field Goals. After the turnover the Giants took advantage with a long series that resulted in a field goal bringing the score to 3-12 in favor of the Giants.

Touchdown. The Dallas Cowboys came back with Dak Prescott throwing a 42-yard touchdown to tight end Blake Jarwin bringing the score to 10-12

Picked Off. During the following drive Daniel Jones was picked off by Xavier Woods. The Cowboys ended the half with a 52-yard field goal by Brett Maher taking the lead 13-12.

Turnover. After trading punts at the beginning of the second half Daniel Jones tried to rush for the first down on a 3rd and six fumbling the ball after a hard hit by Woods. The ball was recovered by the defense giving the Cowboys good field position.

Another Field Goal. Off the turnover the cowboys took advantage of the good field position. Setting up an easy field goal for Brett Maher the Cowboys extended their lead to 16-12.

Monday Night Fights. Tempers flared up as Daniel Jones was pushed close to the sideline by Xavier Woods causing Jones to fall backwards into a sound guy. Even with the taunting penalty on Woods the Giants couldn’t find the end zone and settled for a field goal.

Tick For Tack. After the amazing catch and run by Michael Gallup to score a touchdown, the Giants weren’t ready to roll over. Saquon Barkley broke off a 65-yard reception to bring the Giants to the Cowboys five-yard line. After the explosive gain the defense didn’t budge an inch and Rosas kicked his fourth field goal of the game.

Runaway. The fourth quarter was all Cowboys as they continued to run up the score with a touchdown pass to Amari Cooper. Amari Cooper joined the Cowboys last season, and has looked like a true number one wide receiver since arriving.

Going Down Swinging. It was a hard-fought game. A lot of words and emotions were left on the field. The referees having to break up a handful of fights. Reminisce of the old Giants and Cowboys. The Giants looked like they had a fighting chance early, but once the cowboys worked out a few kinks, they rolled to an easy victory in the second half. The Cowboys knock out the Giants and remain number one in the NFC east.

* Live feature from our Sports Reporter AARON CASTLE, MetLife Stadium in New York. [starbox id=9]